[ it's sort of funny, really. ganymede has always been rather self-sufficient; in olympus, after all, he'd been singular, unique, the only one of zeus' extra-marital affairs to actually be brought to the realm of the gods and made immortal. hera had hated him (though the other gods had been kind to him, as best they knew how), so it had been up to him to survive there somehow without going mad.
even now, in this modern world, he's quite independent. he does as he likes and damn the pantheon, because he was never really 'one of them' to begin with.
it's why it makes his relief at seeing that single little question on his phone so very puzzling. maybe he's getting soft, but he's.. painfully fond of vivian. ]
TO: viv
I've certainly had better days, but I'll survive. I'll want a very, very long bath when I'm home, though.
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even now, in this modern world, he's quite independent. he does as he likes and damn the pantheon, because he was never really 'one of them' to begin with.
it's why it makes his relief at seeing that single little question on his phone so very puzzling. maybe he's getting soft, but he's.. painfully fond of vivian. ]